Flower onion abalone
By VicentaLakin
it's breakfast time, it's busy, it's not very clear. the vegetable is less oily and the abalone is used as a reserve to keep the live abalone frozen. tastes are good. they don't use any chicken-flavored oil. my family doesn't use chicken-flavored ointment oil, it eats salt. i usually typed it with broccoli, and this morning there was no broccoli, but there were spring pumpkins, so the brain hole opened, the laced bottom, and it was delicious。
Recipe Recommendations
- salty and fresh
- steamed
- half an hour
- simple
Steps for Flower onion abalone

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Frozen abalone with 10 unfrozen, garlic and ginger cut into mud, onions cut flowers
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Pumpkin appliance. I forgot to take the picture. I started cutting it。3
Pumpkin's tweezing on the bottom
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The abalone is naturally unfrozen and cleaned and placed on a pumpkin silk, with a steam pan on it
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Peanut benefactor. The actual number of peanuts was then doubled。
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it's a fire in the microwave, it's a blast, and it's okay。
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So the red skin cracks。
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Peanuts are cold and skinned off, so they are easily cut to pieces. It's a shame to lose the nutrients。
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Sliced peanuts, peppers, garlic and onions
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the abalone boils in a few minutes, and it's best not to be too long. just a break。
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Steamed abalone
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The hot frying pan pours into a small amount of edible oil and drops out a few peppers
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It smells good when you pour in garlic and pepper
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Into the groundnuts
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Add onion flowers and edible salt
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The onion spices that are made into the steamed abalone and the excess on the pumpkin silk
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DoneFlower onion abalone Make Tips
1. The abalone is a live, frozen reserve in the refrigerator. When necessary, remove unfrozen cleaning. Because I make breakfast, and I used to unfreeze the freezer one night. 2. The key to this dish is peanuts, special fragrances, plus garlic, which is not fresh enough to eat. 3. If the abalone is produced with more water, the water from the abalone pumpkin can be poured out together to make the smell. 4. The extra sorbium on the abalone can be mixed with pumpkin silk。